New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-29
Minnesota Tulnbezilk.

Minnesota Tullbezilk.
Twenty first annual meeting at Duluth,
June Is and rs.
The neat Tu11sfest sUiZz be held at
NesU Ul1s.
Duluth. June &c, 1887.
To atone as. much as possible for
leaving the Review without first depos-
ting the customary amount of copy, the
editor will try to give q partial descrip-
ton of his trip from New Ulm to Du-
iuth, and what came under his obser-
vatlon during his short stay at Duluth.
Col. Pfaender and the writer left New
Ulm Friday st 10 a. m. We laid over
in st. Peter until 1:5e p. m. During
our stay in St. Peter we had the pleas
ure of meeting Messrs. Johnson and Ess-
Ter of the HERALD and Mr.. Blackiston
the former proprietor of that paper. At
p. m. We arrived in St Paul and then
met the balance of our delegation, G..
Fischer, Carl Gebser and Chas. Hauen-
stein and also number Of the St. Paul
delegates. At 10 p. m. we took q spe-
cial sleeper on the st. Paul and Duluth
road and started for the Zenith City.
After refreshing sleep we woke up
about $3.50 a. m. and had good view
of the immense pine forests of Northern
Minnesota. About q. M, we struck
the st. Louis river and, as the Duluth
road runs alongside the banks of the
stream and also crosses it at one point,
we had good chance to view the beau
tiful Dalles of that stream.
The interesting points of Duluth
which we saw are Minnesota Point, the
Duluth and st. Paul Slip. Rice Point,
the various docks and of course the
principal buildings, such as the Grand
Opera House, High School, Hotel St.
Louis, etc. Saturday morning at 10
O. clock the 21st annual meeting of the
Minnesota Turnbezirk convened at
Turner Hall. DIR. Speier, president of
the Duluth Turnverein. welcomed the
delegates to Duluth in a short speech.
He described the troubles and trials of
of a Turner'S society in a city like Du-
luth, stated that he would refrain from
OJOA4hS Du4uGA do GuC CuSGOuls
but would refer all investors to the Du-
luth real estate agents. In the course
of his remarks he stated that on account
of the advance in price of real estate
they were in a position to raise snfi-
cient money to build a new hall and
place the new society on solid fnan-
cial basis. Col. Pfaender, president of
the Bezirk, then called the meeting to
order. F. Werner, OF St. Paul. was
elected temporary president, aud G.
Fischer, of New Uln, temporary secre-
tary. Messrs. Monasch aud Schober of
Minneapolis and Herman of St.
Paul were appointed q committee on
credentials. The following delegates
presented proper credentials and took
their seats.
St. Paul: A. Rank. NJ. Popping, J.
C. Hermann and F. Werner.
Minneapolis: F. Pfugshaupt, I.
Monasch. 6. Adler. j. Roth, John For
Ter, S. Thiesen.
St. Anthony: G. schober, c. Glueek
and NJ. PfIaum.
New Ulm: G. Fischer.
Duluth: a. E. Mueller. E. kugler.
Osseo: A. Schmidt.
Winona: G. Fischer, of New Ulm.
Representing the Bezirksverort w.
Pfaender. c. l.. Roos and Chas. Gebser.
VIM. Pfaender, of New Ulm, was elect
ed permanent president and G. Fisch-
er, of New Ulm, permanent secretary.
VIVA. Pfaender, president of the Be-
zirk, made his annual report. re-
marks showed a gratifying advance in
the number of members and activity of
the different societies. He stated various
matters which have agitated the minds
of members during the past year and
called attention to the proper remedies.
The Bezirks-Turnwart presented his
annual report. Reports of secretaries
were read and accepted.
Reports were all referred to the pro
per committees. 1t war resolved to hold
the next funniest at New Ulm. The
executive remains at New Ulm. G..
Gebser, C. j. Herman and A. E. Kir-
dervater were elected delegates to the
Wisconsin funniest to be held at WAC-
sAu.
We recommend the Turner's Life In
surance association to members of this
district. A. E. Underwater was elect
ed delegate to a meeting to..be held in
La Crosse in September for the purpose
of forming district of the states of To-
wa, Wisconsin and Minnesota. This
concluded the routine business of Sat-
urdav. From to 6 p. M. was spent
in an informal discussion of the decla-
rations Of principles of the North Amer
lean Turner's Association. The evening
was spent in social pleasures. Sunday
morning the final business series was
held and routine business attended to.
After passing the usual resolution of
thanks to the Duluth Society the con-
vention adjourned SINE die. Sunday af-
ternoon the delegates took a trip on .
steamer on st. Louis Bay and partly up
the st. Louis River, returning in time
to spent few hours with their visitors
in Duluth before taking the train for
home.
VIM. Pfaender, of New Ulm, NJ. f.
Propping, of ST Paul and I. Monasch,
nf Minnoann1is will ronrncant tho Stoto